Hi! I'm looking for some nice games I can play in my browser, as I'm currently not able to download and install anything on the computer I'm currently using. Thanks!
I'd highly recommend A Dark Room if you want a more engaging game. There's also Frog Fractions if you want a silly game. All I can say about both of these is: just keep playing.
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Dice Wars is always good for a fun 10 minutes or so. Also just remembered the fantastic Orisinal games with a special mention to the Winter Bells game
Orisinal FTW. Seriously though - I'm amazed that thing not only is still up, but uses HTML5. I'm pretty sure I played the games there 10 years ago.
http://typeracer.com -- competitive speed typing http://blankmediagames.com -- Town of Salem -- mafia/werewolf -- strategy, deception, whodunnit I second Agar.io http://gabrielecirulli.github.io/2048/ -- addiction warning
Neptune's Pride 2 is a brilliant RTS which has games that can last for weeks. It's real time, but a lot of the events take hours/days to happen so you can check on your progress twice a day and keep up. The mechanics are simple; the real fun is player interaction.
You can never go wrong with Super Mario Bros. Crossover. And depending on how the computer is set up, you can try running emulators off of a USB drive. You're technically not installing anything on the host computer since everything is being done within the USB. I think as long as you're able to write to the USB drive, you should be able to run emulators.
Tag Pro is a lot of fun but be careful it has the potential to suck a lot of your time. http://tagpro.koalabeast.com/
I've never really played any multiplayer flash games - mostly TD stuff or shooters, so I'll link some of those. Creeper World 3: Abraxis - Free flash version of the Steam game Creeper World 3: Arc Eternal. Build a base, expand your territory to collect more power. Use power to supply ammunition to your defenses so the creeper doesn't overrun your base. Creeper basically behaves like water. There are some other, older creeper games as well. Kingdom Rush: Frontiers - Non-mazing tower defense. Pretty standard stuff. Desert Moon - Wave defense/tower defense. Place your characters (towers) and turn them so their line of sight is where you want it. Kill waves of aliens. Pretty short game, but I thought it was alright. Gemcraft - There are a lot of these games. They're all tower defense with some minor mazing opportunities. Make and combine gems with various powers, level up based on your performance in each level. Numerous levels, but each one only takes about 3 - 5 minutes to complete. You won't complete one of these in a sitting. SAS: Zombie Assault 4 - Top-down shooter, multiplayer optional. Command a soldier and survive against hordes of the undead. I know you said you didn't really enjoy city builders, but consider giving this one a try. Rebuild - City builder. Start with a handful of survivors and a small, walled in block. Scavenge for food and equipment, convince survivors to join you, expand your territory, and fend off the rotting masses. You could reasonably finish a game of this in an hour or so once you've figured out the mechanics. There's also a second game if you're interested in that.